Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 23 configurations throughout its history.
Also known as: West Side Park
π Chicago, IL
West Side Grounds was a baseball ballpark in Chicago, IL that hosted major league games from 1893 to 1915. It has also been known as West Side Park. Home teams have included Chicago Cubs, Chicago Orphans, and Chicago Colts.
Data updated
Configuration from 1915
CHN:1893(Sun);1894-1915
The years-of-operation panel dates West Side Grounds in Chicago, IL from 1893 to 1915. It is also known as West Side Park. In box scores the park is coded CHI08. The park sits at an elevation of 593 feet. On a map, West Side Grounds sits at 41.870218, -87.672510.
The characteristics panel (1915 configuration) lists a capacity of 16,000, natural grass, an open-air design, large foul territory, and a backstop 72 feet behind the plate. Distances in the dimensions panel: 332 feet to the left-field line (a 8-foot wall), 445 feet to left-center (a 8-foot wall), 450 feet to center field (a 40-foot wall), 383 feet to right-center (a 8-foot wall), and 332 feet to the right-field line (a 8-foot wall). The park went through 23 recorded configurations. Home clubs, by seasons played at the park: the Chicago Cubs (13 yrs), the Chicago Orphans (5 yrs), and the Chicago Colts (5 yrs). The earliest team-season listed is the 1893 Chicago Colts (56-71); the latest is the 1915 Chicago Cubs (73-80). Among the team-seasons listed, the 1906 Chicago Cubs went 116-36, the best mark.